All posts tagged "unconstitutional"

As Safe As Auschwitz: The Nazi German Deutsche Bank’s Greatest Coup In American History

US Gov. partners with Home Thievin' Nazi German Deutsche Bank, which stores in excess of 21 million homeowners legal documents.

Supreme Court Amici: When Judges May Not Judge

The Due Process Clause requires recusal whenever there is an unconstitutional “probability” or “potential” for bias. Rippo v. Baker.

Chief Judge Richman Owen Hecht Dissented in Free Speech, Free Press Case. It’s Now En Banc

Ochlocracy from the Court of Appeals for the 5th Cir.“Wouldn’t judges know more than police officers do?” Judge Catharina Haynes asked.

Vexatious Litigant Statute for Texas Declared Unconstitutional in this New Federal Lawsuit

Should Texas judges be able to revoke a person’s first amendment right to bring a lawsuit and revoke it permanently? So ask...

Wild Accusations of Criminality Tackled by the Fifth Circuit

The Wilders’ irresponsible and inflammatory accusation is a contemptuous insult to the federal district court, Judge Ada Brown, N.D. Texas.

Project Veritas, Hon. Charles Wood and Justice Clarence Thomas, v. First Amendment, Free Speech and NY Times

At this early stage of litigation, the court finds that the documentary proof and the facts alleged by Veritas are sufficient.

Response to CFPB addressing SCOTUS, Yellen and Retrospective Relief

A Texas federal lawsuit continues in light of the retrospective relief clause in Collins v. Yellen, a 2021 U.S. Supreme Court decision.

Judge Stands Up to BigLaw and Wall St. Who Lose Eviction Battle in NY, This Time.

The length of the current anti-eviction law, considered in the context of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, is not extreme enough to override...

Fifth Circuit’s Latest Unlawful Act in Remanding for Attorney Fees in Casalicchio v. BOKF

BOKF relies, principally, on a deed-of-trust provision purporting to allow it to "charge Casalicchio fees for services performed in connection with [his]...

Get Ready for the Next Judicial Assault On the People By the Texas Federal Judiciary

Brantley Starr conflicts with Senior Judge Gray Miller in his reasoning for allowing attorney fees, citing § 38.001(8) which Miller rejected.

Two Chief Judges Take Different Positions in Eviction and Foreclosure Lawsuits in New York

Chief Judge Lawrence Marks is opposing landlords eviction request and meantime Chief Judge Janet DiFiore is expediting wrongful foreclosures.

Appellate Judges Rule for Houston Fire as they Extinguish City Claims

The City argued that the remedial provision in section 174.252 of the Texas Local Govt Code is unconstitutional. That flame was extinguished.

Post Selia Law, How’s the CFPB Cases Going?

We’re Selling Your Home for a Debt Unpaid. Amount Overdue: Six Cents.

A nearly 90-year-old woman who suffers from Alzheimer's was close to losing her home after the nickel and penny she owed in...

Fifth Circuit Judicial Council Immunity Leaves Rogue Judges’ Secretary in the Cold

The court dismissed the complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, concluding Danos’s claims were barred by sovereign immunity.

U.S. District Judge James Gwin Sides With the People and allows Illegal Takings of Excess Funds by Tax Foreclosure Case to Proceed

Judge James Gwin said the transfer is not part of the county’s tax administration because the county does not collect any tax...

Editors Choice: Homewreckers is a Book Which Mirrors the Message from Laws In Texas

Homewreckers: How a Gang of Wall Street Kingpins, Crooked Banks, and Vulture Capitalists Suckered Millions Out of Their Homes and the American...

Goldman Sachs the Investment Bank Takes Steve Mnuchin’s Advice to Get Rich by Foreclosing on The Vulnerable

Goldman Sachs Forecloses on 10,000 Homeowners. A settlement after the 2008 financial crisis required the bank to offer homeowners $1.8 billion in...